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>Reading this reminded me that claim has been made here that most vitamin E
>comes from wheat germ sources.  Does anyone know of a source for a
>vitamin E that is not from wheat germ?
>
> I have yet to see vitamin E from wheat, though it certainly may exist.

I just went to the vitamin cabinet and pulled our Vitamin E.  This one
is a generic relabeled with our health food store's name.  It's
ingredient list includes:

        "Vitamin E...in a base of Wheat Germ Oil and Lecithin...."

Is wheat germ oil not contaminated by wheat?  (I don't know the answer.)

> you wish to buy E in a health food store Solgar (sp?) is from soy and says
> GF right on the label. Twinlabs claims all their products are GF so their E
> must be from soy. I now buy E from Freeda Vitamins (212-685-4980, out of NYS
> 800-777-3737) and *everything* they sell is GF.

Is Solgar's formulation water or oil based?  Thanks for the pointer.

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